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A man receives his medicine from a health worker after a medical check-up in a health center that opened last June in Sakoungou, in Southern Central African Republic, on March 11, 2022. On the edge of the tropical forest of the Central African Republic, the village of Sakoungou has been home for nine months to a clinic set up by Senitizo, a small American NGO specializing in access to care Far from abandoning their ancestral rites, the Akas, a nomadic pygmy people from the forests of the south-west of the Central African Republic and the north of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, come here for free treatment, affected by viruses or bacteria coming from a more modern world that their elders did not know until recently. (Photo by Barbara Debout/AFP Photo)
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